Sentence examples for becomes a standard reference from inspiring English sources
Provide convenient access to the digital libraries of formalized mathematics mentioned just above that is so useful that the formal material becomes a standard reference for mathematical knowledge and is widely cited in textbooks.
Experts agreed the learning curve for PPS is somewhat steep, but once it is used properly, PPS is a good communication tool and becomes a standard reference for palliative care workers to discuss patients' conditions among themselves.
His 1955 book, "An Elementary Textbook of Psychoanalysis," became a standard reference in training programs and sold more than a million copies, becoming the best-selling text on psychoanalysis by someone other than its inventor.
It quickly became a standard reference.
This book will quickly become a standard reference.
Some of his research was later included in the textbook "Cardiac Surgery," which became a standard reference.
"Geography" became a standard reference, and Columbus himself owned a copy.
His first book, "Asymptotics and Special Functions" (1974), became a standard reference book.
It is guaranteed to become a standard reference for years to come.
These calculations can be done automatically with MACSYMA, which has become a standard reference in many theoretical-physics papers.
Laffont and Tirole's book will still become a standard reference for 1980s procurement and regulation models.
